Medical Data of Auto Accident Victims Exposed Online
Found on Secure Thoughts on Wednesday, 26 August 2020
On July, 7th I discovered 2.5 million records that appeared to contain sensitive medical data and PII (Personally Identifiable Information). The records included names, insurance records, medical diagnosis notes, and much more. Upon further research, there were multiple references to an artificial intelligence company called Cense.
Medical data is the most valuable and it is bought and sold daily on the Dark Web. The infosec company Trustwave published a report that valued medical records at $250 per record on the black market, while credit cards sold for $5.40 per record.
Sadly enough, nothing will happen. Affected patients won't get noticed, and Cense will get off with a slap on the wrist; if that.